Warsaw: East-West Command Center

A NATO center to command a network of early warning radars will be set up in Poland.
According to the Dziennik daily, three radars in Norway, Poland and Turkey will send data regarding airborne threats to a headquarter in Warsaw, which then will be sent to Moscow. In return, Moscow will provide NATO with its own information about airborne threats aimed against the Alliance.

The Russian RIA Novosti agency claims that the U.S. military has declined to comment on the initiative, saying the matter should be discussed with NATO officials.

Meanwhile, the issue is being welcomed in Moscow. Russia's envoy to NATO, described the decision as a practical contribution to the improvement of Russia-NATO relations.